mock-cmat-2
TRANSCRIPT
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 1/18
CMAT CT- 34
Test nstructions
v THIS TEST contains 100 questions to be solved in 180 minutes and is divided into
the following sections:
Section I – Quantita tive Techniques & Data Interpreta tion – 25 questions
Section II – Logical Reasoning – 25 questions
Section III – Language Comprehension – 25 questions
Section IV – General Awareness – 25 questions
v Each question has four options. You have to select the right answer by clicking on the
button beside the option.
v If you want to change any of your answers at a later stage, you can do the same by
clicking on the other option that you think is suitable. This will automatically deselect the
option that you had clicked on earlier.
v Each question carries 4 marks. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of 1 mark.
v There is no negative marking for not attempting a question.
v Directions for answering the questions are given before each group of questions. Read these
directions carefully and answer the questions by selecting the appropriate button.
v Since the test does not have sectional time limits, you can move across sections and answer
questions according to your comfort level.
v After you finish taking the test, click on ‘Submit’ button to end the test. Once you click
on ‘Submit’, you will not have the opportunity to go back to the test.
Regd. Office: IMS Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd.
E Block, 6th Floor, NCL Bandra Premises, Bandra Kurla Complex,
Bandra (E), Mumbai - 400 051
Tel.: +91 22 6668 0005 Fax: +91 22 6668 0006.E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.imsindia.com
© IMS Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai.
All copyrights to this material vests with IMS Learning Resources Pvt. Ltd.
No part of this material either in part or as a whole shall be copied, printed, electronically
reproduced, sold or distributed without the written consent of IMS Learning Resources
Pvt. Ltd. and any such violation would entail initiation of suitable legal proceedings.
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 2/18
®
CMAT
2IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
SECTION-I
DIRECTIONS for ques tions 1 to 21: Choose thecorrect alternative.
1. A father has to distribute an amount (in INR)
equal to the square of 1268 among his daugh-
ters. What can be the possible number of daugh-
ters, such that the amount left with him after
equal distribution is only 1 rupee?
1] 3 2] 5
3] 4 4] None of these
2. If S is sum of the squares of the sides of a
triangle and Q is sum of the product of the
sides of a triangle taken two at a time. Whichof the following is true?
1] S > Q 2] S > 2Q3] S < 2Q 4] S = 2Q
3. In the figure given below, ST is a tangent to
the circle with centre O and ÐORQ = 57o.
What is the measure of ÐTQR?
P
S
T
O
R
Q
1] 33o 2] 66o
3] 57o 4] 43o
4. A company produces only two types of toys:
A and B. A total of 5500 toys were produced
in March. In the month of April, the production
of toy A increased by 11% and the production
of toy B increased by 20%. Because of this,
the total number of toys produced in April became 6,330. How many toys of the type A
were produced in the month of March?
1] 2,735 2] 1,600
3] 3,000 4] 2,335
5. What is the maximum value of (x2 × y3), if x,
y satisfy the condition 5x + 6y = 30 and y
is a whole number?
1] (12/5)2 × 27 2] (6/5)2 × 64
3] (18/5)2 × 8 4] None of these
6. Find the area of the shaded reg ion in the
following diagram:
12
4
1 : 2 : 1
1] 6 – p 2] 12 – p
3] 6 – 2 p 4] 12 – 2 p
7. Jack and Jill appear in an interview for two
vacancies. The probability of Jack’s selection
is1
4 and that of Jill’s selection is
1
3. What
is the probability that only one of them will
be selected?
1]5
122]
1
2
3]7
124]
1
12
8. In triangle ABC, D and E are two points lying
on sides AB and AC respectively. The per-
pendicular distance of both the points D and
E from BC is the same. AD = 4 cm, AE = 8
cm, DB = (x – 4), EC = (3x – 19). What is the
value of x?
1] 9 2] 11
3] 13 4] 5
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 3/18
CMAT
3 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
9. 12 memebrs of a team (including two people
A and B) are made to stand in a line in a such
way that A and B are never together. What
is the number of ways in which these 12 peoplecan be made to stand together?
1] 10(11!) 2] (2!)×(12!)
3] 12! – 10! × 2! 4] 12! / 2!
10. y = x3 – x2 + 6
Find the value of y, when x can be written
as the product of two prime factors and 10
< x < 15.
1] 4552 2] 404
3] 2554 4] 504.867
11. A man sells 20 articles for Rs.120 with a gain
percent of 20%. How many articles can he buy
for Rs.60.
1] 12 2] 15
3] 10 4] 20
12. What is the value of the following expression:
7 3
10 3+ –
2 5
6 5+ –
3 2
15 3 2+
1] 0 2] –3
3] 1 4] –2
13. If f(x) = |2 –2x
9|, then what is the sum of
all possible values of x for which f(x) = 8?
1] 14 2] 18
3] 16 4] 23
14. If f(x) = ( )2
1
x –1 and g(x) =( )( )
x 1
x 2
+
+, then the
value of ( )( ) ( )( ) ( )( ){ }( )( )
f g 0 f g 2 f g 3f g –2
+ + is
1]196
72
2]22363
3]273
81
4] an indefinite value
15. The sum of the cubes of first 10 natural numbers
is given by x; the sum of the squares of the
first 15 natural numbers is given by y; the sum
of the first 20 natural numbers is given by z.
Find the remainder of( )x – 2 y – 2 z
1000
.
1] 325 2] 250
3] 125 4] 225
16. In the figure given below, a circle is inscribed
inside a quadrilateral ABCD such that E, F,
G and H are the points where the circle touches
the sides AB, BC, CD and DA respectively.
AD = 7 cm, BC = 13 cm, AE = 3x, EB = 4x,
DG = y, and GC = 5y. How many values of
x are possible?
D
E
F
G
HO
A B
C
1] 13 2] Infinite
3] 5 4] None of these
17. If it is known that n is a natural number, then
the expression (n + 1)3 – 3n2 – 4n – 1 is
always divisible by:
1] 4 2] 9
3] 6 4] 8
18. An office has three compartments: one has a
capacity to house only one person, second
one has a capacity to seat only two persons
and the third one can accommodate four
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 4/18
®
CMAT
4IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
persons. In how many ways can these com-
pa rtments be al lotted to seven persons ?
1] 7C3 2] 105
3] (7!)( 7C3) 4] 7!
19. On a plane there are 15 points out of which
5 are collinear. How many straight lines can
be drawn using this points.
1] 96 2] 100
3] 106 4] 101
20. A person moving with a speed of 10 m/s covers
a distance of 1 km. During the return journey,
his speed is 25 m/s but still he takes the same
time to cover that 1 km distance. This is so,
because he makes a few stops while travelling.What is the total number of stops he makes
during the return journey, if each stop is of
15 second duration?
1] 4 2] 12
3] 15 4] 0
21. In the figure given below, PQR is a triangle
right angled at Q. QS is perpendicular to PR.
PQ = 3 cm, QR = 4 cm, and SR = 3.2 cm. What
is the perimeter of the triangle PQS?
P
3.2
4
3
S
RQ
1] 7.2 cm 2] 8.4 cm
3] 6 cm 4] 9.6 cm
DIRECTIONS for question 22: Answer the question
based on the data given below.
A company manufactured a total of 2,160 electronic
items and the quantity wise split ( in degrees) for them
is given in the following pie chart:
Electr onic Items
PlayStations, 30
Laptop s, 45
Tablets, 60
I-pods, 75 Digital
clocks, 15
Calculators,
45
M obiles, 90
22. What is the ratio of (the number of I-pods +
the number of play stations) to the (number
of laptops – the number of digital clocks)?
1] 7 : 4 2] 5 : 23] 7 : 2 4] 5 : 4
DIRECTIONS for question 23: Answer the quest ion
based on the data given below.
The following distribution shows the number of guitars
sold by YAMAHA in six years:
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Series2
23. If guitar prices were INR 6000 per guitar till
2007, and INR 3500 per guitar after 2007,
then in which year were the company’s rev-
enues the highest?
1] 2007 2] 2006
3] 2009 4] 2008
Direc tions for question 24: The following quest ion
is followed by information in three statements. Read
the statement carefully and decide that information
in which of the statement/s is/are NOT REQUIRED
to answer the question and hence can be dispensed
with. Choose the correct alternative in the question.
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 5/18
CMAT
5 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
24. How many students appeared in the examina-
tion in year 2007?
I. 82% of the students who appeared in theexamination in the year 2007, passed the
examination.
II. The number of students who pass theexamination increases by 100 every year.
III. 620 students passed the examination in
the year 2005.
1] Only I
2] Only II
3] Only III
4] None can be dispensed with
DIRECTIONS for question 25: The question below
is followed by two statements I and II.
Mark [1], if either of the statements alone is suf-
fic ien t to answer the question.
Mark [2], if only one of the statements alone but
not the other statement is sufficient to answer the
question.
Mark [3], if the quest ion can be answer ed with the
help of both statements together but not with the
help of either statement alone.
Mark [4], if the question cannot be answered unless
more information is provided.
25. Given a parallelogram PQRS with SM and QN perpend iculars on PQ and SP r e s p e c -
tively. What is the length of SP?
I. SM = 8 cm, PQ = 6 cm
II. QN = 10 cm
SECTION-II
DIRECTIONS for quest ion 26 to 35: Choose the
correct alternative
26. Eight monkeys A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are
hanging on two vertical and parallel poles P1
and P2 of equal length with 4 monkeys on each pole and monkeys on both poles directly facing
each other. The distance between two adjacent
monkeys on P1 is the same as the distance
between any two ad jacen t mon keys on P2.
Distance between two poles is much larger than
distance between any two monkeys on a pole.
Distance between H and C is maximum as is
the case for F and B. F and C are at the largest
distance from the ground. G is closest to C,while D is closest to H. A is hanging exactly
in front of G while D is hanging exactly in front
of E. Which of the following options is correct?
1] H is closest to F, G is closest to B, A and
D are adjacent to each other.
2] H is adjacent to D, E is adjacent to B, A
is adjacent to H.
3] A is closest to D, G is closest to E, D
is closest to H.
4] A is adjacent to H, G is adjacent to B and
A is adjacent to D.
27. If G is coded as 10, THINK is coded as 77,then how will PONDER be coded?
1] 102 2] 90
3] 84 4] 96
28. Find the incorrect number in the series given
below
–1, 5, 13, 23, 35, 49, 66
1] 66 2] 35
3] 23 4] 13
29. Five hackers A, B, C, D and E are attemptingto crack the password of an antivirus. At one
time, only one hacker is attempting the hack.
The one who attempts first gives up, after whom
C takes over. The one who attempts last had
taken the process up after A had given it a
try. E was not the first or the last to attempt
the hack. Two people attempted between B and
A. Which of the following options is correct?
1] E attempted before A and B was the last
to attempt.
2] C attempted after B and E had attempted
the last
3] A attempted before E and B was first to
attempt
4] C attempted after B and D had attempted
last
30. In a certain code language, ’SIM GSM’ is written
‘*/’, ‘GPRS CDMA’ is written as ‘+ %’ and
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 6/18
®
CMAT
6IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
‘GSM GPRS’ is written as ‘*+’.Then, what is
the code for ‘SIM’?
1] % 2] *
3] + 4] /
31. In a family, there are seven members: A, B,
C, D, E, F, and G. Each couple has 2 kids. A
is the father of B, but B is not his son. C is
married to G and is A’s son. G is the mother
of E but E is not her daughter. F is the daughter
of C. Then B is E’s _______.
1] Uncle 2] Sister
3] Aunt 4] None of these
32. Find the next term in the series.
–3, 2, 20, 58, 123, ____ 1] 219 2] 196
3] 245 4] 222
33. In a city, there are two shopping malls: A and
B. 50 people go to mall A and 50 people go
to Mall B for shopping. 50 people do not go
to any of the shopping malls and 20 people
go to both the shopping malls. If 20 people
from those who do not go to any of the malls
start visiting malls, such that 10 people go to
both the malls, 5 go to only mall A and 5 go
to only mall B, then find the number of people
who visit only mall A.1] 55 2] 25
3] 35 4] 45
34. A , B, C, D and E are five professors in a college.
One of them is a historian, one is a physicist,
one is a mathematician, one of them is a
geologist and one teaches computer science.
Three of them - A, C and the one who teaches
computer science prefer Wikipedia over books
and two of them - B and the mathematician
prefer books over Wikipedia. The geologist,
D and A are friends but two of them prefer
book s over Wikipedia. The historian is C’s
brother.
Who is the physicist?
1] C 2] E
3] A 4] B
35. If the Republic Day of India was on a Wednes-
day in the year 2000, then on which day did
India’s Independence Day occur in the year
2002?
1] Wednesday 2] Friday
3] Saturday 4] Thursday
DIRECTIONS for question 36: In the fol lowing
question, three figures are given that form a se-
quence. From the options given, choose the one that
completes the sequence.
36.
1]
2]
3]
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 7/18
CMAT
7 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
4]
DIRECTIONS for quest ion 37 to 39: Choose the
correct alternative.
37. Four people use four devices: Laptop, Tablet,
Iphone and Ipod. Only three of them use a
laptop. A doesn’t use a Tablet or an Iphone.
B doesn’t like the Laptop. B and C both sharea likeness of two of the devices. A and B prefer
to use Ipods, while C doesn’t like the Ipod.
Only three of them use an Iphone. D uses only
2 of the devices.
Which of the following options is correct?
1] All like Iphones except A, and D uses a
tablet
2] A and C both use Laptop and Ipods
3] B and D have two devices in common that
they both like/use
4] B and C both use Tablet and Iphone while
D uses Laptop and Iphone.
38. Three people Abhay, Sumit, Anil from 3 dif-
ferent countries: India, America and Africa
gathered for a business conference. During the
introduction, they made the following state-
ments about their nationality:
Anil : I am not an American; Abhay is an
African.
Sumit: Abhay is not an African; I am an
American.
Abhay: Anil is not an Indian; I am an Ameri-
can.
If it is known that one of them always speaks
the truth, one of them always lies and the third
one first speaks a lie and then the truth, then
who is the person who always speaks the truth?
1] Anil
2] Sumit3] Abhay
4] Cannot be determined
39. There is a machine which follows these steps:
Step 1: Get the number N. Assign S = 0
Step 2: Change the value of N to (N + 3). Changethe value of S to (S + 1)
Step 3: If 20 > N > 12, then change the valueof N to (N/3). Move to step 5 by skippingstep 4.
Step 4: Change the value of N to N + 7
Step 5: If N is a prime number, then STOPotherwise MOVE to step 2.
If the input number is 9, then which of the
following options is correct when the machinestops?
1] S = 2, N = 5 2] S = 3, N = 73] S = 5, N = 13 4] S = 4, N = 19
DIRECTIONS for questions 40 and 41: The follow-
ing statements are followed by two arguments. You
have to classify them into strong and weak argu-
ments. Strong Arguments must be both important
and directly related to the question. Weak Argu-
ments may not be directly related or may be related
to only trivial aspects of the question and may beof minor importance.
Mark [1], if only argument I is strong.
Mark [2], if only argument II is strong.
Mark [3], if neither I nor II is strong.
Mark [4] , if both I and II are strong.
40. Statement: Is it necessary to understand level
1 booklet before moving on to level 2?
Arguments:
I. No. Level 1 booklet is only an introductory
text and hence can be skipped.II. Yes. An introductory text like Level 1 booklet
is important for first time readers.
41. Statement: Should Typing Practice be made
mandatory for clerical jobs?
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 8/18
®
CMAT
8IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
Arguments:
I. Yes. Typing helps improve hand – eye co-ordination.
II. No. In the initial phase, clerical jobs donot involve typing.
DIRECTIONS for question 42: The question below
is followed by two statements I and II.
Mark [1], if either of the statements alone is suf-
fic ien t to answer the question.
Mark [2], if only one of the statements alone but
not the other statement is sufficient to answer the
question.
Mark [3], if the question can be answer ed with the
help of both statements together but not with the
help of either statement alone.
Mark [4], if the question cannot be answered unless
more information is provided.
42. Where i s Ma tt?
Statements:
I. Matt lived in his house at 38, Marker St.Finnsbury, Manchester.
II. Matt has been missing for the last seven
days
Directions for question 43: The following question
is followed by information in three statements. Read the statement carefully and decide that information
in which of the statement/s is/are NOT REQUIRED
to answer the question and hence can be dispensed
with. Choose the correct alternative in the question.
43. Six boys are standing in a row in ascending
order of their heights from left to right. Who
is the third tallest?
I. Ballu is taller than Babloo who is taller
than Billu who in turn is taller than Bunty.
II. Bittu is shorter than Ballu and taller than
Banku who in turn is taller than Bunty.
III. Billu is taller than Banku and shorter than
Bittu who in turn is shorter than Babloo.
1] Either II or III
2] Either I or II
3] Either I or III
4] Only III
DIRECTIONS for questions 44 and 45: Choose the
correct alternative.
44. If IMIATE is coded as IMIETA and OZONAE
is coded OZOEAN, then from the given
options, how will NOTEBOOK be coded?
1] NOTECOOL 2] NOTEBAAK 3] NOTEKOOB 4] NOETKOOB
45. Six people P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting around
a circular table. The distance between any two
pers ons is the sam e. P is thi rd to the right
of T. There are two persons sitting between
U and Q. Q is closest to T. Which of the
following options is definitely true?
1] If S is closest to Q, then R is closest toP.
2] R is adjacent to P; P is on second seat
to the right of U.
3] If U is on the left side of P, then R and
S are diagonally opposite.
4] P is diagonally opposite to T, Q is diago-
nally opposite to U and R is closest to
P.
DIRECTIONS for que st ions 46 and 47: In the
following questions, three statements are given and
these statements are followed by two conclusions
numbered (I) and (II). You have to take the givenstatements to be true even if they seem to be at
variance with commonly known facts. Read the
conclusions and then decide which of two given
statements, and:
Mark [1] , if only conclu sion I fol lows.
Mark [2], if only conc lusion II fol lows.
Mark [3] , if both I and II fol low.
Mark [4], if neither I nor II foll ows.
46. Statements : Some shoes are sandals
All sandals are slippers
Conclusion
I: Some shoes are sl ippers
II: Some slippers are sandals
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 9/18
CMAT
9 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
47. Statements : All things frosty are groovy
: Some groovy things are savory
ConclusionI: Some things that are frosty are savory
II: All Things that are savory are groovy
DIRECTIONS for questions 48 to 50: Choose the
correct alternative.
48. Find the next term in the given series:
9, 29, 67, 129, 221, ___
1] 349 2] 296
3] 316 4] 412
49. There are six celebrities A, B, C, D, E, and
F who were interviewed by a news channel.
Every day one celebrity was interviewed for
six days of a week. The following information
is known about them: D is interviewed just
before A, E is interviewed after B, C is inter-
viewed on a Saturday, and 2 people are in-
terviewed between B and D. Then who was
pos sibly in terviewed on Tuesd ay?
1] B 2] E
3] D 4] None of these
50. In a reality show, from amongst six kids: Aaron,Bill, Craig, Daniel, Ema, Freeda and five senior
citizens: Paul, Queeny, Ramon, Stuart and Ted,
a team of six is to be selected. Aaron and Daniel
have a good understanding, so they have to
be together. Craig and Stuart hate each other,
so they don’t work together. Stuart and Ted
have to be together. Bill cannot be teamed with
Ema. Daniel cannot go with Paul. Bill and Ramon
have to be together. Craig and Queeny have
to be together. If four members of the team
are senior citizens, the members of the team
are
1] Bill, Craig, Paul, Queeny, Ramon, Stuart
2] Bill, Freeda, Paul, Ramon, Stuart, Ted
3] Bill, Craig, Queeny, Ramon, Stuart, Ted
4] Bill, Craig, Paul, Queeny, Ramon, Ted
SECTION-III
DIRECTIONS for questions 51 to 62: Read the fol-lowing short passages and answer the question that
follows each passage.
“Zero Dark Thirty” chronicles a long trail of frus-
tration, leading to fragmentary gains and, at last, to
success, on the night of May 1, 2011: Operation
Neptune’s Spear, a Navy SEALS’ siege of bin Laden’s
hideout in Abbottabad, which is so perfectly executed
that it almost defies normal skepticism about the way
life works. The virtue of “Zero Dark Thirty,” however,
is that it pays close attention to the way life does
work; it combines ruthlessness and humanity in a
manner that is paradoxical and disconcerting yet
satisfying as art. In attempting to show, in a main-stream movie, the reprehensibility of torture, and what
was done in our name, the filmmakers seem to have
conflated events, and in this they have generated
a sore controversy.
51. What does the author mean by “Zero Dark
Thirty”?
1] “Zero Dark Thirty” is the name of Bin laden’shideout in Abottabad.
2] It is a term given to any mission that
combines ruthlessness and humanity in a
manner that is paradoxical.
3] “Zero Dark Thirty” is a masterly movie
depicting the reprehensibility of tortureduring operation.
4] It is a book about a long trail of frustration,
leading to fragmentary gains and, at last,to success.
The CAR has been robbed by rebel conflicts, since
the fall of dictator Bokasa in 1979. President Bozize
seized power in a coup. He has since relied on foreign
intervention to fend off ethnic tensions, spillovers
from conflicts in neighboring Chad, Sudan and the
Democratic Republic of Congo. In 2009, the Lord’s
Resistance army crossed into the troubled country.
The African Union deployed a military force to hunt
down the LRA’s founder Kony who is believed to be in the CAR.
This instability has stifled the country’s progress.
It remains the continent’s poorest nation despite its
wealth of timber, gold, uranium and diamond depos-
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 10/18
®
CMAT
10IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
its. According to a survey, the capital, Bangui, is
the world’s second worst place to live in.
52. “ It remai ns the continent’ s poo rest nati on
despite its wealth of timber, gold, uranium
and diamond deposits.” What does the ‘it’ in
the sentence refer to?
1] The CAR
2] Sudan
3] Bangui
4] The Democratic Republic of Congo
Apple suffered a major setback on Wednesday in
its fight with Amazon over the use of the term App
Store when a Federal Judge rejected Apple’s claim
that the Amazon app store for Android was com-
mitting false advertising.
“There is no evidence that a consumer who assesses
the Amazon App store would expect that it would
be identical to the Apple App store, particul arly, given
that the Apple App store sells apps solely for Apple
devices, while the Amazon App store sells apps solely
for Android and Kindle devices,” Hamilton wrote in
her order to dismiss the claim. Further, the integration
of Apple devices has more to do with Apple’s
technology than it does with the nature, character-
istics or qualities of App store.
53. What can be said about Hamilton from the pa ss ag e?
1] She is related to the Apple App store.
2] She is related to the Amazon App store.3] She is a person from the advertising De-
par tment.
4] She is a federal judge.
Mr. Niederauer, chief executive of the NYSE Euronext,
isn’t blind to the inevitable. He agreed to sell the
Big Board to IE for $8.2 billion.
While that’s a 37% premium on Wednesday’s closing
price, it’ s a quar ter less than what ICE offered in
its joint bid with NASDAQ OMX last year. With NYSE’s shares lagging the exchange sector since then,
capitulation was his best option .
In a conference call, Mr. Niederauer said that the
NYSE had fail ed to deliver value for shareholders,
either because of the unfavourable environment or
as a result of poor management. As of Wednesday’s
close, NYSE’s stock had fallen 30 percent since the
day before ICE and NASDAQ began their hostile offer in April last year. Both ICE and NASDAQ have pretty
much retained their value.
54. According to the paragraph, what best explains
Mr. Niederaurer’s decision to sell the Big Board
to IE?
1] IE was ready to buy it for $8.2 billion, which
he thought was a good price.
2] Mr. Niederaurer preferred to pursue the
tie-up with ICE and NASDAQ OMX.
3] The settled deal was offering a 37% premiumover Wednesday’s closing price.
4] Capitulation was Mr. Niederaurer’s bestoption, since NYSE’s shares were laggingin the exchange sector after rejecting last
year’s offer.
The astounding success of the Graf Zeppelin had
proven the viab ili ty of long rang e passenger trans-
porta tion by airship, and by the late 19202 s, Hugo
Eckener and the Zeppelin Company were enthusiastic
about building a fleet of ships specifically designed
for intercontinental passenger transportation.
The ship originally planned for this role was LZ-128,
which would have been 761 feet long and lifted by
5,307,000 cubic feet of hydrogen. But the fiery crashof the British airship R-101 in October, 1930 (in which
passengers and crew were killed by the hydr ogen
fire that followed the crash, rather than by the impact
itself) convinced the Zeppelin Company to alter its
plans and develop a ship capable of being lifted by
helium.
55. What prompted the Zeppel in Company to
modify its plans?
1] The astounding success of Graf Zeppelin
prompted the compan y to i nnovate by usingcheaper helium as a fuel.
2] The risks posed by hydrogen as a fuelfor air transportation.
3] The crash of the British airship R-101 dueto use of hydrogen fuel.
4] Helium is quite cheap as compared to hy-
drogen and due to its huge fuel require-
ment, the company preferred helium to
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 11/18
CMAT
11 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
hydrogen.
To pass the NEPC, you must know the basic rules
of grammar. Grammar helps in rendering better struc-
ture to the written text. A well written essay ensures
that your application will catch the eye of the in-
terviewer. In short, if you are well versed with your
P’s and Q’s, you will get your A’s on the NEPC.
56. Which of the following is an assumption made
by th e Au th or?
1] Hard work is the only possible way tosucceed on the NEPC.
2] Selecting the correct option will help in
scoring good grades on Exams.
3] Writing prowess is an integral determinant
of success on the NEPC.4] A well written essay is the highlight of
one’s performance.
Increasing crime rate compels people to stay cautious
and make security a priority. The police force is
engaged in catching criminals. If there are no crimi-
nals, there will be no crime and no need for paranoia
on the part of the citizens.
57. Which of the following most closely parallels
the reasoning in the above passage?
1] A balanced diet keeps you healthy. In order
to be healthy, always opt for a nutritivediet which provides you with essential
supplements.
2] Scientists are regularly experimenting which
results in new inventions. Job oriented edu-cation kills scientific temperament in kids.
No scien tis ts would mean no experiments
and finally no new inventions.
3] Hard work and success go hand in hand.
If you want to be successful, you shouldwork hard. Not working hard results in
failure.4] A dormant seed tends to germinate in ap-
propriate climat ic condi tions. In absence
of suitable climatic conditions, the seed
growth is inhibited.
“ Bett er late than never ”: Most of us have seen this
sign while travelling on the highway. It shows that
a single mistake can be a matter of life and death.
Bad driving habits often lead to accidents. However,
if more people drive below the prescribed speed limits,
many accidents can be prevented.
58. The passage introduces a phrase and then
explains what it means. Which of the following
best capt ur es th e mean in g of th e st ar ti ng
ph ra se?
1] “Couch potato”- Regularly eating healthy
food makes you appear like a potato couch.
2] “Once in a blue moon”- The phenomenonof day following night happens once in
a blue moon.
3] “Strike the iron when it is hot”- The traders
at the Wall Street are notoriously quick
at identifying an opportunity and strikingthe iron when it is hot.
4] “At an arm’s length”- Children are so fond
of ice creams and chocolates that they
always want them at an arm’s length.
The innate nature of a person defines his daily
behaviour . This behaviour is an important determi-
nant of the individual’s opinions and beliefs. Behaviour
of an individual can be rewarding or unrewarding.
It is upon the individual to choose between the two.
59. Which of the following does not show the same
reasoning as shown above?
1] Good dancing depends on the teaching
you have received from your teacher.Good dancing helps in formation of good
pos ture. A good teach er is one wh o
pinpoints your mistakes and supports you
whenever you need it.
2] What you are in your present life dependson the deeds done by you in your past
life. Present life sets your future life. Deeds
can be good or bad, it totally depends
upon you.
3] In order to make the company profitable,it has to reduce staffing levels. A scrutiny
in the HR Department of the company canhelp in determining the excess staff pre-
vailing in the company.
4] Deforestation is one of the reasons for Global warming. Global warming results inirreparable loss to mankind. Global warm-
ing can also cause skin cancer.
It is not that hard to find out what season it is. There
is a cold breeze blowing and the temperature has fallen
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 12/18
®
CMAT
12IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
throughout the plateau. The mercury has hit an all-
time low because of the strong winds. Moreover, we
can see that the reptiles have started hibernating.
This must be the cold and windy winter.
60. Which of the following uses the same reason-
ing as used in the above paragraph?
1] School is a social institution where children
not only receive knowledge, but alsogerminate the seed of learning which helps
them to become good citizens in the future.
2] A company has performed remarkably last
year and its Balance Sheet shows that it
has retained good profit. It has alsodistributed Dividend to its share holder
which is a good management practice.
3] Due emphasis on vaccina tion by the
Government Health care department has
led to successful eradication of Polio. Thisshows that awareness within the country
can possibly uproot such diseases.
4] It is quite surprising that from a populationof 1.2 billion, the Indian Cricket Board finds
it difficult to search a few talented bowlers.
Newspaper readers eagerly await the newspaper every
morning. Apart from the news, nowadays, newspa-
pers also feature a lot of mental exercises in the form
of crosswords, Sudoku puzzles etc. A crossword
requires a mix of good vocabulary and general
knowledge. On the other hand, Sudoku is just a logical
game, which most newspaper readers do not enjoy.
Hence it would be better if the newspapers utilized
this space for something else.
61. Which one of the following is a flaw in the
argument?
1] Sudoku enhances mental skills; it must not
be considered as a mere fil ler .
2] The author mistakenly assumes that most
newspaper readers are averse to logicalgames.
3] Sudoku is not just a logical game. It also
helps in stimulating the right part of the bra in.
4] All newspaper readers are not crossword
fans.
Men who are always grumbling, and have a com-
plaining att itude towar ds life, miss the pleasur e of
it. You should always look at the greener side of
the grass. Then you will realize that life is not astough as it appears. Learn to live life to the fullest.
If we negate the bad patches, then the road will look
all rosy. Remember we all have one life to live, so
live life king size.
62. What is the flaw in the argument?
1] Man has the power to tu rn unhappy
situations into happy situations.
2] Life is important because we just have one
life.
3] The author is considering the importanceof happiness in life.
4] The author is not considering the impor-tance of misery in life.
DIRECTIONS for question 63: Choose the option
that gives the meaning of the given idiom/phrase.
63. To g ive chapter and verse
1] To prepare oneself for work
2] To give exact information
3] Well- versed with lessons
4] To be an expert
DIRECTIONS for questions 64 to 66: For the givenword at the top of the table, match the dictionary
definitions on the left (A, B, C, D) with their
corresponding usage on the right (E, F, G, H). Out
of the four possibilities given in the boxes below
the table, select the one that has all the definitions
and their usage correctly matched.
64. POWER
His power to fight made him a
winner.
Sometimes, where medicines
fail, the power of prayer saves
lives.
The president has the power to
pardon any offender.
Danger intensified his powers
of discrimination.
C. Possession of qualities G.
D. Holding an office H.
A.Possession of
controlling influence E.
B. Physical strength F.
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 13/18
CMAT
13 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
1] A F
B E
C H
D G
2] A H
B E
C F
D G
3] A E
B F
C G
D H
4] A F
B H
C G
D E
65. PASS
The severe pain in my
wrist eventually passed
off.
D.Make laws,
bills H.
Pass along the good
news.
Travel past
A.
C.
E.
They passed an important
ammendment which was
pending since a very long
time.
B.Transmit
information F.
The racing car passed by
all the vehicles on its
way.
Disappaear
gradually
G.
1]A F
B E
C H
D G
2] A E
B H
C F
D G
3] A F
B H
C G
D E
4] A G
B H
C F
D E
66. CHOKE
A. Be too tight E.
The Indian cricket team
could have won, but
choked, disappointing the
audience.
B.
Fail to perform
adequately due to
tension
F.She choked her anger
because of the guests .
C. Check or slow down G.
When talking about the
deaths, she choked with
emotions.
D.
Breathe with great
difficulty, as when
experiencing a
strong emotion
H.The neck bands are
choking the pets.
1] A E
B F
C G
D H
2] A E
B F
C H
D G
3] A E
B F
C G
D H
4] A H
B E
C F
D G
DI RECTIONS for ques tions 67 and 68: In th e following sentences, there is a blank space. Below
it there are four words. Find out which word can
fill up the blank in the sentences to make it gram -
matically correct.
67. Either of the two top ranked players (_______)
strong in the tournament.
1] always 2] has
3] are 4] is
68. The seminars on nutritive food habits resulted
in the recognition of the fact that (_______)
seen as the gradual improvement of the dietof the poor.
1] were 2] is
3] was 4] are
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 14/18
®
CMAT
14IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
DIRECTIONS for question 69: Choose the option
that is closest in meaning to the capitalized word.
69. PATRIARCH
1] A highly respected old person
2] Str ings of p ity
3] Not in current use
4] A person who has recently acquired riches
DIRECTIONS for question 70: Choose the option
that uses the given idiom/phrase in the most ap-
propriate manner.
70. Achill es Heel s
1] Several plants of the genus heels of Achilles,
native to Europe, having small white flow-ers are present in this region.
2] The mountains of Achilles are heeled by
a huge river.
3] The lawyer put on heels of Achilles towin the case.
4] She was a remorseless businesswoman but
her uncritical love for her daughter was
her Achilles heel.
DIRECTIONS for questions 71 to 73: In the fol-
lowing sentences, there is a blank space. Below it
there are four words. Find out which word can fill
up the blank in the sentences to make it grammati-cally correct.
71. My exams had (_______) the temporary wonts
of not sleeping well and not having meals on
time.
1] temporize 2] protracted
3] billet 4] implore
72. The (_______) that have smitten the world
economy are poor forecasting techniques and
prolo nged ignor ance.
1] caesium 2] maladies
3] femur 4] nevus
73. The (_______) fabric of the cardigan could
not stop the chilling winds from affecting him.
1] garish 2] abaxial
3] gossamer 4] babushka
DIRECTIONS for questions 74 and 75: The follow-
ing questions have a paragraph from which one
sentence is deleted and is shown as a blank. From
the given options, choose the sentence that com-
pletes the paragraph in the mos t appropriate way.
74. India’s political fragmentation has grown only
more complicated with economic reforms. The
new policies transferred economic power from
the centre to the states, giving more strength
to regional parties _______In the 1990s, the
right-wing Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) formed
strategic alliances with smaller, state-based
polit ical parties and rode to power with Hindu-
nationalist rhetoric that was openly hostile to
the Muslim and Christian minorities. Thegovernments that the Congress and the BJP
have led at the centre since have been coa-
litions propped up by regional parties.
1] Since then, the complications have started
coming into control.
2] Since then, we have seen our divisions
come into high relief.
3] Since then, the formation of strategic allianceshas increased manifold.
4] Since then, the hostility among minorities
has been raised.
75. One of the features of Continuous ProcessImprovement is team involvement. A team is
a group of people working together to achieve
common goals and objectives. The members
of the team should be all those who are involved
with the process. But, not all problems can
be solved by teams, nor a re al l the people sui ted
for teamwork. _______
1] So if the people are not showing enoughinvolvement, then the results may not be
fine.
2] Continuous process improvement can still be effect ively carr ied out by these ind i-
viduals.
3] Thus, all the team members must be equallyand extremely influential otherwise it will
not be effective.4] It is impossible to work in a team as different
peopl e have di fferent met hod ologies .
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 15/18
CMAT
15 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
SECTION-IV
DIRECTIONS for questions 76 to 100: Choose thecorrect alternative.
76. The tagline ‘We bring good things to life’ is
associated with which of the following compa-
nies?
1] Philips
2] General Electric
3] S iemens
4] Cummins
77. Who amongst the following is the author of
A Clergyman’s Daughter ?
1] George Orwell
2] Roald Dahl
3] E.B. Whi te
4] Mark Twain
78. Who has been sworn in as the Chief Minister
of Goa?
1. Laxmikant Yashwant Parsekar
2. Rajiv Mehrishi
3. B.S. Gnanadesikan
4. Lokesh Chandra
79. The full form of the global entertainment retail
chain ‘HMV’ is:
1] High Music Value
2] His Musical Vision
3] His Master’s Voice
4] Highland Music Venture
80. Captain G.R. Gopinath is known as the founder
of which airlines?
1] IndiGo
2] Air Deccan
3] GoAir 4] JetKon nec t
81. Select the correct match:
1] Garnier Fructis – L’Oreal
2] Sunsilk – Marico
3] Pantene – Unilever
4] Clinic Plus – P & G
82. Pr asa r B ha r ti d ecl a red to r e- l au nch Doo r
Darshan (DD) National with the new tagline
__ ____ .
1. Desh ka sabse Bharosemand Channel
2. Desh ka Apna Channel
3. Desh Sabse Purana Channel
4. Ab naye Andaaz me
83. The common name for Graves’ disease is:
1] Thyr oi d
2] Hyp er tens io n
3] Di ab et es
4] Arthr it is
84. _______ won 10th India Social Entrepreneur of
the Year 2014 Award?
1. Mall ika Dutt
2. Chetna Vijay Sinha
3. Hanumappa Sudarshan
4. Mat thew Spacie
85. The Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship Scheme
by the Ministry of Social Justice Empower ment
is meant for students pursuing programmes in
higher education such as M. Phil. and Ph. D
under which one of the following categories?
1] Students from Jammu and Kashmir
2] Students from low income families
3] Students with physical disabilities
4] Students from Scheduled Caste
86. Indian Rupee is also accepted as a legal tender
in which among the following countries?
A] Bangladesh B] BhutanD] Nepal D] Myanmar
1] Only B 2] Only B and C
3] Only A and B 4] All of these
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 16/18
®
CMAT
16IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
87. Which Indian film has been nominated in the
Best Picture category of the 87 th Academy
Awards, Oscars?
1. Ja l
2. Kapus Kon dyachi Goshta
3. Bhopal: A prayer fo r Rain
4. Dri shyam
88. ‘Stoma’ a pore found in the leaf and stem epi-
dermis is used for?
1] Taking in water and minerals
2] Pol lina tion
3] Ferti lization
4] Gaseous exchange
89. Bidr ohi a famous Bengali poem has been
written by?
1] Iswarchand Gupta
2] Kazi Nazrul Islam
3] Rabindranath Tagore
4] Buddhadev Bose
90. The Chairman of the Economic Advisory
Council to the Prime Minister has a rank
equivalent to a:
1] Minister of State
2] Chief Minister 3] Cabinet Minister
4] Governor of RBI
91. Which among the following cities recorded the
largest number of Internet users in India in 2014,
according to a study conducted by the In ternet &
Mobile Association of India (IAMAI)?
1. Delhi 2. Chennai
3. Mumbai 4. Bangalore
92. The government of India has announced the
observation of Good Governance Day to mark
the 90th birthday of which former Prime min-
ister?
1. H.D. Deve Gowda
2. Atal Bihari Vajpayee
3. Manmohan Singh
4. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
93. The United Nations observes February 20 as:
1] International Day of Happiness
2] World Day of Social Justice
3] World Cancer Day
4] International Day of Families
94. Who is the director of the critically acclaimed
movie ‘Elizabeth’?
1] Mira Nair
2] Ashok Amritraj
3] Shekhar Kapur
4] M. Night Shyamalan
95. Jerusalem is an important holy place for whichof the following religions?
1] Jews, Muslims and Christians
2] Buddhists, Muslims and Jews
3] Zoroastrians, Christians and Buddhists4] Muslims, Zoroastrians and Jews
96. The famous quote “You must be the changeyou wish to see in the world” belongs to:
1] Jawaharlal Nehru
2] Mahatma Gandhi
3] Subhash Chandra Bose
4] B R Ambedkar
97. W ho won the 2014 Davis Cup?
1. Argentina 2. France3. Italy 4. Switzerland
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 17/18
CMAT
17 IMS-37-CMAT-CT-34
®
98. Jared Leto won the 2014 Oscar – Best Supporting
Actor for which one of the following movies?
1. American Hustle2. Captain Philips
3. Dal las Buyers Club
4. The Wolf of Wall Street
99. Who is the founder of the Bahujan Samaj Party?
1] Ma ya wa ti
2] B.R. Ambedkar
3] Kanshi Ram
4] Satish Chandra Mishra
100. Where did the World Economic Forum (WEF)
host the 29th
India Economic Summit?1. Bangalore 2. New Delhi
3. Mumbai 4. Chennai
7/25/2019 mock-cmat-2
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/mock-cmat-2 18/18